CAMP (est. 2007)
From their Chuim Village studio in suburban Mumbai, CAMP produces fundamental work in film and video, electronic media, public art, and digital archives. CAMP’s work has been exhibited worldwide, including recent performances at M+, Hong Kong (2023) and MoMA, New York (2023); solo exhibitions at MoMA (2025), Sharjah Art Foundation (2022), Nam June Paik Art Center (2021), Argos Centre for Audiovisual Arts, Brussels (2019), De Appel Gallery, Amsterdam (2019). Their work has been shown at Skulptur Projekte Münster (2017), Documenta 13 (2012), Documenta 14 film program (2017), and the biennials of Shanghai, Sharjah, Gwangju, Taipei, Singapore, Liverpool, Chicago, Lahore, and Kochi-Muziris; at film platforms such as the BFI London Film Festival, Viennale, FID Marseille, Flaherty Seminar, and Anthology Film Archives; in the streets and markets of Bangalore, San Jose, Dakar, Mexico City, Jerusalem/Al Quds, Kolkata, Kabul, Delhi, Ljubljana, and Mumbai; and in art institutions such as Khoj, Sarai-CSDS, Kiran Nadar Museum of Art, Lalit Kala Akademi, and National Gallery of Modern Art, New Delhi; Dr Bhau Daji Lad Museum, Mumbai; The New Museum of Contemporary Art, Queens Museum, and e-flux, New York; Tate Modern, Serpentine Galleries, Gasworks, London; House of World Cultures, Berlin; Ars Electronica, Linz; Museum of Modern Art, Warsaw; Ashkal Alwan Beirut; The Palestinian Museum, Birzeit; M+, Hong Kong; Seoul Museum of Art; and Art Jameel, Dubai, to name a few. Their work is in major museum collections. In October 2020 they were awarded the 7th Nam June Paik Centre Prize. CAMP were Forensic Architecture guest professors at Research Architecture, Goldsmiths, London, from 2023– 24, and were visiting fellows at the Center for Experimental Ethnography at University of Pennsylvania from 2024–25.